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I love being ugly as fuck and into music

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liam sittin by noel, doin his thang

knebworth '96

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very clearly oasis shade....

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The fact that there's an actually functional website for the library of Babel is one of those things that fucks me up more and more the more I think about the implications.

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Radio X, 31 May 2023 Q: If you could pick an Oasis tune right now, what would you pick? Noel: It's always going to be "Supersonic." Always. Just for the—just for how it came about that night. And it still sounds amazing to me when I hear it. I just remember the circumstances of—you know, we were going to record "Bring It On Down" 'cause Alan McGree wanted it to be our first single, and we couldn't get it right...

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my guess is that the “big” announcement is something like the radio is giving away concert tickets to the listeners, not something oasis is doing. i mean liam could be lying but i don’t see them announcing something huge like an album out of nowhere on a radio show. or even more gigs like why would they announce them on a radio show instead of twitter like they’ve been doing? i would love the interview tho… i just don’t think it’s gonna happen, at least not this year

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noel is obsessed with making a little joke even when he's not being interviewed not on stage and doesn't have a microphone

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it's too early for this for me (it's 15) what is this i need a smoke

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right...

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the most un-noel gallagher pic of noel gallagher

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The fact that Paul is so consistent, so unyielding in his love for John even after all these years, is what makes all of this so absolutely gut wrenching. That John: ever insecure, oh-so tortured and isolated, so sure of his unlovability - found such a gentle, strong-willed, and steady love in Paul is what makes their story the most compelling and important love story in all of music.

These two men fell in love with each other, found a home in each others hearts when the world was a cruel and scary place to be. Their friendship brought forth the absolute best parts of themselves, ultimately resulting in some of the most honest, most devastatingly beautiful music this century has ever seen.

The way in which their story is cut short, ending with brutal grief and loss, just twists the knife even further. These men, who spent their entire adult lives defined by their relationship and collaboration, who were moving through what should have been the first of many conflicts in their partnership, were robbed of any opportunity to make up and start again. The tragic reality of their unfinished, unrequited, unresolved love story is enough to shatter our hearts.

Their story is a story of fate, of poetry, of signs and of love. We know their story because it is our story. It reflects life: the highs, the lows, the love, the loss… it’s all there. It’s why I have been in love with this band for my entire life, it’s why I continue to fall in love with them over and over and over again.

God Bless Lennon/McCartney. God bless The Beatles. Nothing compares.

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evrybody hate me and want me dead. except for god he said faggot! you will live forever

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Paul McCartney and George Harrison (June 23, 1994) – filmed by Ringo Starr

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Theft is something of a recurring theme in Noel Gallagher's songwriting, a form of high camp beneath the sincere surface. "Step Out," a terrific B side, is credited to Noel, Stevie Wonder, and members of Thin Lizzy, who contributed unwittingly to the song's composition. On Oasis's new single, "D'You Know What I Mean," Noel manages to cram thefts from three separate songs into three lines: "The blood on the trax must be mine / The fool on the hill and I feel fine / Don't look back cos you know what you might see." "I used to pinch anything when I was younger," says Noel. "I once got caught pinching a frozen chicken. We were having the local disco, and I had a date, but I had no money, so I decided to pinch the most expensive thing on my mother's shopping list and keep the money, which was the chicken. But I ended up getting arrested for it, getting fined 75 pounds.... Shoplifting is a rebellion, isn't it? I suppose it's, uh, you get off on the danger. You progress to cars, and then you progress to serious alcohol and drug abuse. Then you start a band and pinch other people's songs. I'm a kind of artistic shoplifter."

This cover story originally appeared in the October 1997 issue of SPIN.

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“”It’s biblical innit,” explains Liam. “Cain and Abel… it’s me and our kid. Or me and you. Two people who are the opposite, who become one. “ Are you holding an olive branch out to Noel? “It’s nice to put a band aid on it for a bit, knowwhatimean? I love him, I adore him, more than anyone else in the fuckin’ whole wide world. But we also don’t speak that much. We don’t have to speak. But that song is basically for him. It’s like, shut the fuck up, give respect and you’ll get respect back. Life, brothers and sisters, that’s what we all want isn’t it, respect?” Or love… “But love is the same kind of thing. If you love someone you respect someone, you respect someone you love someone. It all comes in the same… sandwich.””

— Mojo, June 2005 (via teddy-grohl)